As It Was in the Beginning: Death and Re-membrance and the Christian Intuition

The author argues that the psyche crafts an affective metaphor for death out of the separation drama of infancy. Emergence of self from the mother–infant dyad can accomplish cohesion of fragmentary unconscious mentation strong enough, following Winnicott, to make possible a belief in God. Through developmental synergy between female and male elements, a sense of participation in an eternal principle of being can be achieved, sustaining the ego against anxieties over disintegration, and death as its analog. Myths of the child god illuminate the equation of fragmentation with death of self. Christianity expresses how the cohered self can transcend fragmentation.     

对韩康伯"一阴一阳之谓道"注的理解

韩康伯关于“一阴一阳之谓道”的注解在其思想体系当中具有重要地位,但是,目前的阐释还有不足之处,只注意到韩注思想的一个方面——道是“无”,阴阳是“有”,所以,阴阳不是道,道是阴阳存在的根据。本文力图结合孔颖达对韩康伯注所作的疏,在前辈研究的基础上阐释出韩注思想的另一个方面——道不能脱离阴阳而存在,谈“一阴一阳”就是为了把握道,道始生万物的功用的呈显是借助于阴阳的。只有阐释出韩康伯注解这两个方面的意思,才能更好地理解韩康伯的思想。